National League

BLUEBIRDS ARE UP AND RUNNING BUT CARDS SLIP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 August 2017

By Paul Turner

BARROW have their first win of the season under their belts after a convincing dismantling of Woking at Holker Street.
After three games, last season’s play-off contenders have four points – just as they did a year ago – to climb above a Woking side still seeking a first away point of the campaign.

The hosts dominated from start to finish, Jordan White grabbing a brace and Adi Yussuf his first for the club before going off with a hamstring issue, pleasing manager Paul Cox.
“It’s a learning curve, and I’m not getting carried away,&rdqu...

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